Diagnostic and Therapeutic Cardiac Catheterization

, by Pepine, Carl J.; Hill, James A.; Lambert, Charles R.

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Copyright: 6/1/1998

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Univ. of Florida, Gainesville. A comprehensive clinical reference for cardiologists and residents on the role, value, and application of diagnostic and therapeutic cardiac catheterization. Previous edition: c1994. 66 contributors, 61 U.S. DNLM: Heart Catheterization--methods.

Preface to Third Edition

vii

(2)

Acknowledgments

(2)

Contributors

Section 1 Introduction

(10)

1. Development and Application of Cardiac Catheterization and Interventional Procedures: Historical Background

(8)

Carl J. Pepine

James A. Hill

Charles R. Lambert

Section 2 Catheterization Laboratory Organization, Administration, and Related Issues

(64)

2. Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory Settings

(18)

Thomas M. Bashore

Andrew G. Wang

3. Training and Training Requirements for Cardiac Catheterization

(11)

Patrick J. Scanlon

4. Aspects of Catheterization Laboratory Administration

(8)

James A. Hill

Charles R. Lambert

Carl J. Pepine

5. Quality Assurance for Cardiac Catheterization Procedures: Continuous Quality Improvement, Clinical Pathways, and Scorecarding

(17)

Frederick A. Heupler, Jr.

Kimberly Brown

Stephen G. Ellis

6. Conflicts of Interest in the Catheterization Laboratory: Strategies for Identification and Avoidance

(8)

Barry D. Bertolet

Ronald E. Vlietstra

Carl J. Pepine

Section 3 General Cardiac Catheterization: Application to Both Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures

(156)

7. Evaluation and Preparation of the Patient for Cardiac Catheterization

(14)

Hercules Panayiotou

Charles R. Lambert

Norberto Schechtmann

Carl J. Pepine

James A. Hill

8. Complications of Cardiac Catheterization and Strategies to Reduce Risks

(15)

Richard A. Kerensky

9. Review of Techniques

106

(23)

James A. Hill

Charles R. Lambert

Ronald E. Vlietstra

Carl J. Pepine

10. Catheters, Sheaths, Guidewires, Needles, and Related Equipment

129

(33)

Robert G. MacDonald

11. Radiographic Techniques Used in Cardiac Catheterization

162

(23)

David R. Holmes, Jr.

Merrill A. Wondrow

Paul R. Julsrud

12. Digital Angiography: Principles and Clinical Applications

185

(18)

Steven E. Nissen

13. Radiographic Contrast Agents

203

(14)

James A. Hill

Charles R. Lambert

Carl J. Pepine

14. Recording Cardiovascular Variables

217

(14)

Wilmer W. Nichols

Charles R. Lambert

Carl J. Pepine

Section 4 Diagnostic Cardiac Catheterization Techniques

231

(310)

15. Indications and Contraindications for Cardiac Catheterization

233

(14)

Charles R. Lambert

James A. Hill

Carl J. Pepine

16. Ventriculography

247

(17)

Florence H. Sheehan

J. Ward Kennedy

17. Coronary Angiography

264

(43)

Carl J. Pepine

Charles R. Lambert

James A. Hill

18. Intravascular Ultrasound

307

(19)

Jay D. Schlaifer

Steven E. Nissen

19. Angioscopy for Interventional Cardiovascular Diagnosis

326

(13)

Joel D. Eisenberg

Sergio Waxman

George S. Abela

20. Noncardiac Angiography

339

(60)

Jeffrey Brinker

Scott J. Savader

21. Blood Flow Measurement and Quantification of Vascular Stenoses

399

(43)

Michael D. Winniford

Morton J. Kern

Charles R. Lambert

22. Pressure Measurement and Determination of Vascular Resistance

442

(17)

Charles R. Lambert

Carl J. Pepine

Wilmer W. Nichols

23. Shunt Detection and Quantification

459

(21)

David C. Mayer

24. Assessment of Cardiovascular Function

480

(36)

Richard A. Lange

L. David Hillis

25. Valve Function: Stenosis and Insufficiency

516

(25)

Lawrence R. Blitz

Daniel M. Kolansky

John W. Hirshfeld, Jr.

Section 5 Coronary and Noncoronary Therapeutic (Intervention) Cardiac Techniques

541

(246)

26. Indications and Contraindications: Patient Selection for Coronary Artery Interventions

543

(8)

Charles R. Lambert

James A. Hill

Carl J. Pepine

27. Introduction to Coronary Angioplasty

551

(13)

George W. Vetrovec

28. Complex Coronary Angioplasty

564

(42)

John S. Douglas, Jr.

Spencer B. King III

29. Coronary Atherectomy: Directional, Rotational, and Extraction Techniques

606

(32)

Richard A. Kerensky

Jay D. Schlaifer

30. Laser Techniques for Coronary Artery Intervention, and Other Alternative Techniques

638

(16)

John A. Bittl

31. Introduction to Coronary Artery Stenting

654

(56)

Michael J.B. Kutryk

Patrick W. Serruys

32. Stents for Coronary Artery Intervention: Types, Technical Issues, and Clinical Examples

710

(20)

Paul Kelly

Ulrich Sigwart

33. Angiographic and Clinical Results Using Coronary Stents

730

(21)

Sheldon Goldberg

David L. Fischman

Michael P. Savage

34. Antithrombotic Therapy During Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

751

(13)

Christopher B. Granger

Robert A. Harrington

35. Balloon Valvuloplasty: Indications, Techniques, and Results

764

(23)

Howard C. Herrmann

Section 6 Specific Clinical States and Their Assessment and Intervention by Catheter Techniques

787

(245)

36. The Patient with Known or Suspected Coronary Heart Disease: Stable Ischemic Syndromes

789

(30)

Carl J. Pepine

Mark H. Mines

James A. Hill

Charles R. Lambert

37. The Patient with Known or Suspected Coronary Heart Disease: Unstable Ischemic Syndromes

819

(53)

Michael P. Savage

Sheldon Goldberg

38. Microinfarction Associated with Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

872

(20)

Barbara E. Tardiff

Kenneth W. Mahaffey

E. Magnus Ohman

Robert M. Califf

39. Economic Issues Related to Diagnosis and Therapy in Coronary Heart Disease

892

(22)

Eric L. Eisenstein

Daniel B. Mark

40. The Patient with Valvular Heart Disease

914

(46)

Michael E. Assey

Bruce W. Usher

Blase A. Carabello

41. Evaluation for Cardiac Transplantation and Follow-up of the Cardiac Transplant Recipient

960

(21)

Roger M. Mills, Jr.

James B. Young

42. The Patient with Known or Suspected Pericardial Disease

981

(16)

Jamie B. Conti

Jannet F. Lewis

C. Richard Conti

43. The Adult with Congenital Heart Disease

997

(11)

F. Jay Fricker

44. The Patient with Known or Suspected Disease of the Aorta

1008

(24)

Tomas D. Martin

Carl J. Pepine

James A. Hill

Charles R. Lambert

Appendix: Useful Cardiovascular Equations, Physical Quantities, and Nomograms

1032

(15)

Wilmer W. Nichols

Francesca A. Nicolini

Index

1047

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